Bandhani Saree (New Collection) - Gulbhahar
Gulbhahar's Bandhani sarees are a statement to old art, with each piece carefully hand done by skilled creators. This age old technique involves detailed tie dye patterns that create lovely designs, one of a kind to every saree. Our Bandhani sarees exude an understated elegance and modest charm, making them the perfect choice for culture occasions, family gatherings, or cultural celebrations. The soft, breathable fabric drapes gracefully around the body, enhancing a woman's modesty while showcasing her enduring beauty. Rooted in cultural value, the Bandhani saree is an needed part of Indian traditions and roots, passed down through generations. Wear one to your next family gathering or cultural celebration as a tribute to our rich history and a symbol of feminine grace.
Gulbhahar's Bandhani saree beautifully features roots values and cultural history with its detailed tie-dye patterns and fragile handloom weave. This classy set symbolizes feminine grace and modesty, making it perfect for family gatherings and cultural celebrations.
How can I style a bandhani saree for a customary puja ceremony at home?
For a puja ceremony, drape your bandhani saree in the refined Gujarati style, with pleats tucked into the pallu. Pair it with minimalistic gold jewellery and a simple bindi to complement the detailed handwork of the saree. Choose auspicious colors like red or yellow for added meaning.
When is it most appropriate to wear a bandhani saree during Navratri celebrations?
During Navratri, bandhani sarees are perfect for both Garba nights and puja days. For evenings, opt for colors with mirror work, while for daytime pujas, choose fine shades that reflect the cultural value of the festival. Pair it with old kundan jewellery to make better your festive look.
What are some design elements in a bandhani saree that honor our artisan traditions?
Bandhani sarees often quality detailed dot patterns, called 'bandhej', created using a tie-dye technique. These designs reflect the rich cultural past of Kutch and Gujarat. The handwork presents the skill of local craftsmen, with each saree taking days to complete. Wearing such a saree honors their mastery and keeps our traditions alive.